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In Reply to: RE: 'Vice' posted by Prisoners on December 24, 2018 at 18:40:42
Well, there is humor aplenty from the casting couch. This film was mostly a leftie vehicle to trash the past but did provide a few human moments. Bale, Adams, and Rockwell made this thing watchable. For some reason, the height differences between the perps bothered me. Carell played Rummy as a midget, ie. (Just joking.)
Found it interesting (if it is true) that Cheney was a typical young drunk capable of getting into fights and getting bounced out of Yale. For him to survive two DWIs and expulsion from Yale says something.
I'm probably one of a very few righties who doesn't feel outraged or incensed at the script. I laughed enough as it were and I still admire Cheney for being a smart, decisive fellow who did big, important things.
The film is not an equal rights toss-up. With producers Pitt and Ferrell, it could not be a feel good for the conservatives in the audience. But, it is entertaining enough to sit through.
I encourage righties to see it just to see what the "other" side is pushing.
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I enjoyed it more and laughed more. Very 'Big Short'-like. About four minutes into the final credits the focus group is revisited and the facilitator asks how many thought the film was "liberal"? Four people raised their hands and some liberal started wising off and got called a "libtard" which led to two guys rolling around on the floor. Very funny.
> I still admire Cheney for being a smart, decisive fellow who did big, important things.>
So does Haliburton.
Not so much the Iraqis.
Just curious.
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